Free lunch Good people Rewarding work A lot of support for further growth
The culture is quite cult-ish.
It's hard to find out how other projects are going.
Upper management's priorities seem unclear.
The entire experience was fantastic. Everyone was very nice, helpful, and respectful. They first contacted me by email with a very personal letter, which caught my eye. Then, we scheduled a quick phone interview to get to know me and tell me a bit a
The interview was a very invasive "Life Story" style interview, asking about my childhood, current status, opinions of people I had met, and so on. Then, a technical "life story" interview was an informal chat about what I was currently doing. There
So what went wrong? 1. Technical interviewer probably doesn’t know Java at the level expected to interview candidates. Why? Because when I asked him what kind of data structure I might expect as input for this example of data: `[['grapes', 1], ['ap
The entire experience was fantastic. Everyone was very nice, helpful, and respectful. They first contacted me by email with a very personal letter, which caught my eye. Then, we scheduled a quick phone interview to get to know me and tell me a bit a
The interview was a very invasive "Life Story" style interview, asking about my childhood, current status, opinions of people I had met, and so on. Then, a technical "life story" interview was an informal chat about what I was currently doing. There
So what went wrong? 1. Technical interviewer probably doesn’t know Java at the level expected to interview candidates. Why? Because when I asked him what kind of data structure I might expect as input for this example of data: `[['grapes', 1], ['ap